Mady was one of the more versatile guards at the Davenport Elite Camp, showcasing a skill set that allows her to impact the game both on the perimeter and inside. The taller guard stood out during the skill sessions with her tight handle and ability to move comfortably with the ball despite her size. She also displayed a consistent shooting stroke during the shooting drills, knocking down shots from the perimeter with confidence. During the 5v5 games, Mady proved to be a player who contributes in a variety of ways. She attacked the basket effectively, connected on outside shots, and was active on the glass. Defensively, her size, mobility, and versatility allowed her to match up with multiple positions and make an impact across the floor. Her well-rounded game and ability to fill numerous roles made her a valuable presence throughout the camp.

Mady is set to be Lowell’s go-to scorer this season and will be a central offensive threat for her team. She’s a versatile player who can make an impact both around the basket and from the perimeter. Mady’s strength and smart positioning allow her to control the boards and generate valuable second-chance opportunities. She’s also a confident shooter, knocking down shots from multiple spots on the floor with ease. With her ability to stretch defenses while still being a force inside, Mady is a dynamic player who can seamlessly contribute in any lineup.

“She is a versatile scorer. Shoots well from the perimeter, can put it on the floor, and play inside. She rebounds very well at her position and can handle the ball in the open floor.”-Coach Slanger

Mady showed her versatility throughout the open gym, proving she can make an impact both inside and out. She battled hard on the glass, using her strength and positioning to secure rebounds and create second-chance opportunities. During the shooting drills, Mady really stood out—knocking down shots with rhythm and confidence from multiple spots on the floor. Her ability to stretch the floor while still being a strong presence inside makes her a valuable and adaptable player who can fit seamlessly into a variety of lineups.

Mady made a strong impression for Team 10, using her length and versatility to impact the game on both ends of the floor. She can score and defend inside the paint while also stretching the floor when needed. On offense, she positioned herself well, sealing defenders to secure space and create opportunities. She competed tirelessly on the boards, showing effort and determination to grab rebounds and extend possessions for her team.

Mady was extremely aggressive inside, and her toughness made a great impression with West Michigan Crush at Legacy tonight. Mady energized the team by finishing a strong and-one offensive rebound put back and added an exclamation point with a hard drive to the basket for another and-one layup on the next possession. Mady tacked on a free throw and delivered a perfect pass on the money to a teammate running in transition.

Mady will be a key contributor for Lowell this season with many leaders graduating. She got hot at U of M Dearborn Prospect Camp, hitting many consecutive jumpers off the catch in the mid-range. As Mady polishes her ball handling she will reach her high potential and cause challenges for defenders with her burst off the dribble. Mady is a prospect I look forward to seeing compete in a big role for Lowell over the next few seasons.

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Lowell graduated a big bulk of its scoring from last year’s team, and Hayes seems to be the next player up to fill some of that role. She has a smooth shot from behind the arc, and she was able to get downhill and finish through traffic.

Hayes recently attended the Davenport University Elite Camp. She really started to make some noise this spring and all word is that she continued to impress at the camp. Hayes flaunted her ability to attack the matchup and work from both the perimeter and the paint.